When I was growing up, we had a very rustic cabin, with a woodburning cast iron stove to cook in and heat hot water for doing dishes, no electricity, a root cellar to store fruits and vegetables in, and we got spring water from a fresh water spring nearby. We chopped wood, carried water, and bathed in the lake. This lifestyle is no longer possible in the area we had our cabin, due to different factors, but we still are able to go there and enjoy the incredible natural landscape and natural living lifestyle. Here's a photo of our outdoor shower that looks up into the treetops. It's a revelation to have warm showers instead of dunking in the icy cold lake.
Check out
http://www.zodi.com/web-content/Consumer/zodihottaptravelshower.html
to see how cool and handy these are!
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